Bandages Hydrocolloid Prevention Waterproof Ultra Thin Review

These pads are very similar to the more expensive brands. I had a blister on my heel after a long walk on the beach and I walk a lot for work so I needed something to protect my foot. They are very comfortable in my work shoes and I hardly feel any pain in my heel. They have completely protected my heel from chafing. The only downside is that it came out a little too light when sweating, but that's understandable.

Sleeping on my side I struggled with pressure blisters on both balls of my feet and big toe. When I slept on my back, my heels became inflamed. I have practiced a variety of solutions. What worked in the end was a combination of things, but the blisters eased the pain and subsequent nerve injections. The blisters have healed, finally 04/26/21

I used them AFTER I had blisters on my feet when I had to change my shoes which caused the blisters. They made the shoes totally bearable and I thought it helped heal the blisters. I wish I knew if I would get blisters because I believe it would prevent them. The pads are sticky and can be cut if you don't worry about the waterproofness. I could use them on the heel and wrap them around the toe. I will buy more.

Ordered Oval Blister Pads. They are made from this gorgeous soft gel material that sticks really well to your toes and feet. I wear them so I never get blisters knowing we are going to be walking all day in hot weather etc. Knowing the specific spots and toes that are prone to blisters, I wear these insoles in the mornings and they do a great job of preventing blisters. You can even cut them in half/thirds to fit little fingers. Highly recommended!

I am diabetic so foot care is very important. so I was glad to find her. The problem is they don't stick to prevent, protect or heal blisters. Even in slippers or socks, they will be removed within a day or two. Not to mention wearing them with shoes to avoid blisters, they fall off even before you get home in shoes after a short stay. Maybe they work for other people but for diabetics who need them to work and stay put - don't waste your money. Maybe a bigger size would be better.

My husband has a particularly bony bump on the back of his heel. He kept putting band-aids on her, with minimal relief. When I saw that, I thought that was the answer. My husband has been using them for a few days now. He said they offer the gentle support he was looking for. The only downside is liability. They won't stay in place all day and will come loose. He grabbed a band-aid to keep it in place. So, for the pillow, I'd say it's definitely a yes! But be prepared to hold it in place with…

Blister plasters are a must for vacations and day trips, even if you don't think you'll be walking much. Any abrasion on the foot can be uncomfortable, and sometimes changing shoes doesn't bring relief. These blister bandages have enough padding to cushion the pain and they prevent extra friction by protecting and absorbing fluid from the wound. One star deducted because I wish the bandages had a little more sticky "edges" on them; Sometimes I have to put on a large, regular bandage to keep…

I've looked at a lot of these "blister bandages". As you can see the word agony is written on these shoes so I wanted to be ready! I took a handful with me to the event in case it wasn't left in place. Well it worked! Of course I didn't use it until I had a nagging blister and of course it was the most uncomfortable place to put a bandage. I've only used one for the evening, it stayed in place and was comfortable. I actually tried one of the contestants when she asked me how I could walk in…